Just from the unboxing experience alone, it raises a few eyebrows design-wise and the hardware inside it. What we have here is the Lenovo Legion S7, with the “S” literally standing for “slim.” On paper and by design, it’s possibly one of the slimmest gaming laptops currently available. Although, that hasn’t stopped most manufacturers like Lenovo from trying their hardest. However, they did so while sacrificing some huge features in the process. Yes, there have been other laptops that are starting to break the mold. Only a single unit will be sold in the Philippines.Įvery gaming laptop out there just seems typical, complete with the RGB and the hefty design. Thankfully, every Predator 21 X will come with a Pelican travel case. Tipping the scales at 8.8 kilograms, it’s not exactly easy to carry around. Something this massive requires a lot of cooling, so it’s equipped with nine heat pipes making sure the explosions only happen in-game. It also has eye-tracking technology that should let gamers aim at enemies just by looking at them. Other than being absolutely massive, other key features are two GeForce GTX 1080 video cards for rendering Ultra-level graphics with NVIDIA’s G-Sync technology to avoid unwanted screen tearing while playing games. The Predator 21 X was first announced at IFA 2016 in Berlin. It was also announced that the winner of the ninth main fight card, which features a bout between the Philippines’ Kevin “The Silencer” Belingon and Finland’s Toni “The Dynamite” Tauru, will take home the beastly gaming machine. The pricing was announced during Predator’s media event announcing its sponsorship of the ONE: Kings of Destiny mixed martial arts (MMA) event that will happen at the Mall of Asia (MOA) arena. In case you forgot, the 21 X is the first gaming notebook to come with a 21-inch curved display. The Predator 21 X will retail in the Philippines for a whopping PhP 549,999 that’s way more than the $9,000 international price tag. The biggest, baddest gaming laptop from Predator just got an official price tag in the Philippines.
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